St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-16
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
The Record of Yesterdays DOings
.--PrnOramme for TO.Hay


The Record of Yesterdays Doings
Programme for To-Day.
FOREsTPORT, n. Y, July 15.-Not-
withstanding that the sun rose glOr-
iOusly over the hills this morning there
were no signs of life at the residence of
Dominic Cleveland, where the presiden-
tial party is stopping, until nearly 9
O'Clock. During last evening Mrs.
Cleveland played number of selections
on the piano and sang her favOrite
songs. The music, however, seemed to
attract the villagers, and as soon as the
fact was discovered she ceased. The
curtains were not drawn, and the party
could be seen chatting together. Mrs.
Cleveland, although still wearing a
bandage over her eye, seemed to enter
into the conversation with energy. The
bOquetS presented to her at
Clinton were displayed about the
parlors. The president did not
rise to breakfast with the
remainder of the family, but re-
manned in bed till noon. He is suffer-
ing from fatigue and slight attack of
cholera mOrbus. DR.. A. G. Brown
called during the morning and gave him
medicine. Mr.. Herman also made the
tt pllCl CQiIs 4hlHs SiONOlQhN
eye pains her still, and altogether the
party is sadly in need of the rest they
are now enjoying. The president has
decided not to alter the arrangements
for the excursion tomorrow. An agent
of one of the hotels on the st. Lawrence
river arrived here this morning for the
purpose of endeavoring to induce the
president TO hold all informal reception
at the hotel designated by him during
the afternoon tomorrow. The citizens
of WatertOWn too are very deSlrOuS OF ell
tertaining the party for short time to-
morrow morning. The special train
carrying President and Mrs. Cleveland
will reach there at 10:30 a. m. and will
be met by General Manager Britton, of
the Rome, WatertOwn u Ogdensburg
railroad, accompanied by a number of
Mrs. Cleveland's OswegO friends. The
train is scheduled to reach Cape Vim
cent at II o'clock, and the party will
embark at once on the steamer st.
Lawrence for days ride among the
Islands. The presidents arrangements
provide for dinner on board the boat.
This afternoon Railroad Commissioner
John ID. Herman took the President and
Mrs. Cleveland and Rev. Mr.. Cleveland
and wife for short drive, stopping at
Spring Bank his pleasant summer cot
tage, half-mile from the village. On
the return tea was served there and the
party reached here in time for the re-
ceptiOn, which began at 7:30 O'Clock.
The supper was entirely informal and
no one was present except the driving
party and the members of Mr.. Kernan'S
family.
The afternoon opened with a light
shower and an overcast sky. 1t seemed
as if the prospects for the contemplated
drive We're at an end. However, at
o'clock the sun came out beautifully and
Commissioner Herman drove over to the
Cleveland cottage with handsome two
seated carriage. The president did not
feel sufficiently refreshed to take a ride,
and it was therefore settled = that
the ladies only should go. The
president went to his room again
in the afternoon and remanded till
nearly O'Clock, when he began to pre-
pare for the reception. 1t was great
night for the hamlet of FOrestport
People drove in from all sections and
in all kinds of cOnveyanceS. The bands
gave an open air concert on a
hill beside the parsonage and the
anxious people filled the steps and
yards, the crowd extending in an
orderly line out into the street. The
guests were presented to the president
and his wife by Mrs. William n. Cleve-
land and Commissioner Herman. The
lady of the White house wore an evening
costume of cream cOlOred lace over
white satin,an at her throat glistened a
handsome crescent of diamonds. The
president was in full evening dress.
During the evening over zoe persons
were shaken by the hand by both the
president and his wife.
OswEGO, n. Y, July 15.-H. NJ. Brit
ton and wife, Theodore Irwin and wife,
Edwin Allen and wife. II. p. kingSford
of this city, will meet the presidential
party at WatertOwn tomorrow and ac-
company them on their trip down the
st. Lawrence.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 15.-President
Cleveland and his party will arrive at
CaZenovia at p. m. on Monday and will
be met at the station by the village
president and beard of trustees, all the
civic societies of the village and the fire
department. All of these will act as an
escort to the home of Secretary Fair
child on the lake shore. From 4 until
o'clock public reception will be held
there, after which the guests will be en-
tertained by the father of Secretary
Falrchlld, Sidney FalrchlId. at his home.
In the evening there will be a brilliant
lake fete, when about 200 boats viii be
illuminated by thousands of colored
lights and lanterns. The visitors will
have private yacht during the fete.
On Tuesday morning they wi 90 to
Fayetteville, where there will he re-
ception from noon until l p. m. They
will return to CaZenovia for the night
and expect to start for Washington Oh
Wednesday morning.
ST. Louis, July 15.-A special to the
Post-Dispatch from Washington says:
A gentleman who talked with the presi-
dent short time ago about his Western
trip said: The president was anxious
to visit the West during the autumn,
and think you can make positive an
nouncement that the president and his
wife will be in st. Louis Oil the 2nd of
October. He Will also, if public busi-
ness will pc NIT. make the circuit Of
some of the Eastern states planned
some time ago" The delegation from
this city and other parts of the state
who will convey the invitation to visit
this city to Mr.. Cleveland will probably
not leave here until Saturday the %.
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